E4 kicks off Skins second series with MySpace special
E4 teen drama Skins is to become the first TV programme to film an episode especially for website MySpace.
The cast of Skins on E4 Photo: Channel 4
The broadcaster said the ten-minute special due to go out next month will give viewers a “taste of what to expect” from the second series, which will be aired in 2008.
Skins is made by Company Pictures and the one-off special has written by Max Gogarty, with Owen Harris directing.
Filming is taking place at a secret location in Bristol on August 2.
E4 head Angela Jain said: “Skins is a huge hit for E4 and has established a young, dedicated community who engage with the series - on the channel and online.
“This special will give audiences a taste of what to expect from the second series.”
The first series of Skins, which has already been shown on E4, will re-run on Channel 4, starting on August 21.
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